Overclocking

Sticking to the Original BIOS, we ramped the power limit up to 108 percent and the temperature limit to 88°C – the maximum allowed. Since the separate voltage sliders weren’t working, we also ramped the core voltage one up to the maximum 100 percent value.

We then managed to add 125MHz to the core, giving us base/boost speeds of 1,475MHz and 1,895MHz respectively.

The memory overclocked much further than any RTX part we’ve seen so far, happily running games and benchmarks at 16.6Gbps – 18.5 percent faster than stock.

The results of a few benchmarks using these settings are shown below.